Ghanaian Businessman and founder of Special Group of Companies, Dr Ernest Ofori Sarpong transformed his birthday celebration into a powerful statement of legacy and impact by commissioning a 600-unit ultra-modern bed dormitory for Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School.
The event, held on the school’s campus, drew a wide array of dignitaries, alumni, and stakeholders from Ghana’s education and business sectors.
What unfolded was more than a ceremonial gathering; it became a celebration of philanthropy, education, and long-term investment in student welfare.
The newly commissioned facility is expected to significantly improve accommodation conditions at PRESEC Legon, one of Ghana’s most prestigious second-cycle institutions.
With increased bed capacity and upgraded infrastructure, the project is designed to ease longstanding accommodation challenges while enhancing the overall residential experience for students.
Dr Ofori Sarpong chose to mark his birthday with a development-focused initiative that directly benefits current and future generations of students, reinforcing his reputation as a philanthropist committed to education and youth development.
The atmosphere throughout the event reflected this dual significance, as students, alumni, and guests witnessed a moment that blended gratitude, pride, and institutional progress.
The ceremony attracted several high-profile personalities, further underscoring its importance. Among the attendees was the Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, who joined in celebrating the milestone.
Also present were notable figures including Osei Kwame Despite, Bryan Acheampong, Mike Ocquaye, and Nana Kwame Bediako, among other dignitaries.
The commissioning grounds were filled with excitement as students and alumni gathered in large numbers. The PRESEC anthem echoed across the campus, adding emotional weight to the occasion and reinforcing school pride.
Beyond the ceremony, the 600-unit ultra-modern bed facility represents a significant investment in the future of PRESEC Legon. It addresses critical infrastructure needs while reaffirming the importance of private-sector contributions to education in Ghana.
A look inside the magnificent new 600-bed Ofori Sarpong House at PRESEC, Legon built by Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong as part of the celebration of his 60th birthday.
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